Telescope monocular typically consists of a single objective lens at the front that gathers light from distant objects and focuses it onto the eyepiece at the back. The eyepiece magnifies the image, allowing you to observe celestial objects with greater detail and clarity.

Champion of dawn & dusk. - Some of the most exciting moments happen in the magical light of dawn and dusk. 5x16 binoculars are built for these moments with an ideal balance between 10x magnification and field of view. Adjustable turn-and-slide eyecups with long eye relief make these the most comfortable 5x16 binoculars yet. Nikon’s renowned ED glass reduces chromatic aberration while the dielectric high-reflective multilayer prism coatings ensure superior light transmittance; resulting in brighter images and more natural colors. In addition, phase-corrected coatings are also applied to prism surfaces to increase image resolution. The result? Better, more clear and brighter optics to take your adventure to new heights.

In roof prism binoculars, the light enters through the objective lenses at the front of the binoculars and travels through the roof prism system, which then flips and aligns the image before it reaches the eyepieces. Larrex roof binoculars are generally more resistant to internal misalignment.